Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-02-09

FOR the further protection Of live
stock against disease, Senator Thoms
has introduced = bill providing pen.
atty for allowing diseased stock to run
At large on public lands, or for driving
such stock over any highway or
travelled road. In this State where
freights are high, an ounce of proven.
ton IL worth fully ten pounds of cure,
and all these measures tending
towards the protection Of one Of our
greatest interests are OF great econom.
icai Importance. This bill with the
one prohibiting the Importation, or
selling Of diseases stock will do much
10 prevent the loss which other states
sometimes suffer IN the form Of whole.
sale destruction OF cattle.
Churchill county has followed the
example of Esmeralds county, and has
had a bill introduced providing for
NOuuty Hiosptth'.
An Amendment to the Game law lie
interesting to sportsmen. 1t should be
examined by our shot-gun.men, and 1t
Objectionable features are found our
members can DO notified. 1t Is as fol-
lows:
at shall be unlawful for anv person
or persons at any time between the
frst day Of April of any year and be-
fore the first day Of September follow
ing to catch, kill or destroy, or pursue
with such intent, any partridge, pleas.
ant. woedcock, quail Or any wild
goose, wood duck, teal, maliard, or
other duck, sandhilicrane, brant,
swan, plover. curlsw, suipc, grouse,
robin, meadow lark, yellow hammer,
or blttern, and after the first day Of
April and before the hrst day Of Au-
gust In each year, except in the coun-
ties or Humboldt. Elko, Eureka and
Lander. hereinafter provided for, any
sagecock, hen or chicken, and except.
ing further that 1t shall be unlawful
for any person or persons for period
Of three years from and after the pas.
sage Of this Act. to catch kill or des.
troy, or to pursue with such intent IN
the counties of Humboldt, Elko, Eure,
ka, White Pine and Lander, any Cali
fornia quail"
The following bill 10 regulate pro
ceedings in civil cases will interest oil
who expect to toy with the law:
Section 1. Section one hundred and
twen'y-three of said Act is hereby
amended so as to read as follows;
Section One Hundred and Twenty
three. The plaintiff at the time OF
issuiag the summons, or At any time
afterwards, may have the property Of
the defendant attached as security 70,
the satisfaction of any judgment thai
nay be recovered, unless the defend.
ant gives security to pay such judg.
ment as hereinafter provided in the
following cases:
F.rst.-in an action upon contract
for the direct payment Of money made
or by the terms thereof, payable in
this State, which is not secured by
mortgage. lien or pledge upon real or
personal property situated or being in
this State, and If so secured when such
security has been rendered nugatory
by the act OF the defendant.
Second-In an action against a de-
PENDANT not residing in this State.
Third-In an action by resident Of
this State for the recovery of the value
Of property, where such property has
been converted by defendant with.
out the consent of the owner.
Fourth-Where q defendant has
absconded, or is about to abscond,
with the intent to dcfraud his credi
tors.
Fifth-Where defendant concesls
himself so that service Of summons
cannot be made upon him.
Sixth-Where defendant Is about
to remove bis property, or any part
thereof, beyond the jurisdiction of the
Court with the intent to defraud his
creditors.
Seventh-Where defendant Is about
to convert his property or any part
thereof into money, with the intent to
place it beyond the reach of his credi.
tors
Eighth-Where defendant has as.
signed, removed, disposed OF, or is
about to dispose OF his property, or
any part thereof, with intent to defraud
his creditors
Ninth-Whcre . defendant has
frsudulently or criminaliy contracted
the debt or incurred the obligation for
-hiah anti haa heeu commepctd